Social factors responsible for the retention of partially recovered psychotic patients, sixty years of age and over, at the Boston State Hospital

Social factors responsible for the retention of partially recovered psychotic patients, sixty years of age and over, at the Boston State Hospital

by George Timothy Curtin

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